Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

at g q; Ray 4IflG4I &c, closing at SIC
Oats Ge1 s. lower; oc, S2.4 q 81 Sept T5v
% G Cornmeal steady at 3 II - -
Whisky steady at s. vs.. Provisions strong
Pork, irregular new SIS 90. Lard. : -. Dry
salt meat, bONet shoulders, - tti Ions clears,
Bacon. aoxed shoulders, s. p; long clears
- C0G9 II; clear rl1sS9 C5G1 l2.s short clears
50 3.lsGJ IL. Hams steady st ST. Goals co.
u;ernoon b99rt-WReat dull: sep,:semI6sr
cemJer = g; May : &C. Corn-kasy; sep
tember 81 &C.; october 3.1.c. November : E;
december / e; May HAC. Oats-UuCaa0Eet;
september -7zac; October 2i-ac; May sc.
CuCAro, Ill. sept 3.-There was Julhsh
feeling 10 wheat II the opening TO day, hut /.
was largely continuance OF the tone esta1
lshed In the afternoon session yesterday, and
did not last ong There were Cviiently many
lOnEs anxious 30 take profit, however small
and when these parties began 10 realize thv
market weakened from lack Of outside support.
The influence which may have induced ceiling
was q falling oil In exports and increase in re
ceipts in the northwest, The receipts here were
also larger than expected, ana estimates
tor Tomorrow are large Moderate shipping
inquiry eNiste7, hut late cables report prices
firm. october heat opened about -4c better
at Il c, sold down to 20 C up II agian TO = .,e
and back to ~ d g and closed at tic. Corn WAS
rather Qu!Ct - dav, with trading somewhat
fair demand from shorts tor September early
and prominent local operators also
bought ql'e. freely. TEe ma!&e,
opened same "a the, closing OF yesterday
then led wta cr WECl II became known
that $1,000 bushels was exp cted 10 morrow
values declined q @, and rE.c1 QCi"t, and
closed . lover than Yesterday. O.tOher
opened Al A. &c a&d closed at A. =
May sold from 81 to A. 20, then back
to 4-.sc, and closed at 45.ttlsc 20
visions were fairly active, particularly Shor:
rtoS,wh!ch were decidedly stronger and higher
stocks here showed more OF reduction
than was auti.ipated, as 1t was eNuected
that there would be al least -5uJ'.p93 pOCuUs
but the report only showed - 5000 pOuUis-G
decrease Of nearly Ithuuo-o pounds during
August. Holders were Gisi0clined to sell. and
shorts anxious 10 uUy, and p-iccs advanced y
10 PIC. and Closed o. near!y the p figures. Toe
shipping demand was T2ir ana Armour Id
100000 pounds cash in lots, at : SO. September
opened az = 40 sold st s. > 80, and closed =;
IS 81 January delivery was neglected, ana
solI AT 81 -. Lar was offered more
freely and prices declined &c: October sod
ut 81 SCAT -, closed ut So t1-s January at
- t2'sG6 10, and closed at 81 5l>1 Mess PORE
for January Leading futures closed Wheat
september, 90 c: october, &c; November
- C.; December, a &c COrn-~eptemb
Il , {, October, 81 G.; November. AZ e.: May
- g. Meas pork January, 81 So Lard
september 50 45; october s. ~; November
S. ~. January 81 51'.. shor. rios-sept m
Der = 373s; O5tobsr = 40; January S. As Cash
tagGiry and rrices continued ira: 20
= red 70s; No. corn Il e. Mess pork per biol
SIS 0JGl5 >. Lard per 100 pounds 81 45' Sn9r
ribs sides, loose = % Dry SAT- - 4JdJ 30
| Boxed shoulders 5 50Gs 50.
NEW YORK, Sept 2-Cofae-spot fair
Rio firm, at so -; options opened iirm clos
SOLO points lower; sales 1900 bags; september
| SIS igclS -: OcJoper Sie 5JGi- 81; November
! So GO; April SIS 95Glg 90. Sugar active anc
stea ~ ;rentri ugals cimolasses SUGAR :. tic
Pernambaco sc; Rio Grande 4 c; fair re
| iiaing quoted at II lGc; = fined firm and &C
! tive; extra g ; e; white extra C5 C544c: vel.
low 4iaotSC; of a 5',d52c; mould 4
Itiac6 3 lG2; granulated l6c; ssanqarc
! \, l5-l63, C9ntectOners' 4, 638TG .i6c
and nominal. Rice, steady and fssr y aesfye
Wool. quiet and about steady; cOmestIc AsecC
> W 7c; pulled Hole; Texas 9G25; assPOrk
steady out less active; mess Sl4 75a ES00; ole
! >ij jo0l1 -. New CJt meats firm. Eard "a.
uointa lover; spot, 81 sOis; october s 79dG =
November, s. -; December, - 1oad 81.